W. H. Brooke
| Born | 1772 |
|---|---|
| Died | 1860 |
William Henry Brooke was the son of the painter Henry Brooke and a nephew of Henry Brooke, the author of A Fool of Quality. William studied under Samuel Drummond, and worked mainly as a portrait painter.
He exhibited portraits and figure subjects at the Royal Academy occasionally between 1810 and 1826, but is perhaps best known by his illustrations to various books.
Works stored on this wiki[edit]
Light Steps W. H. Brooke c1840
Kings Head (Old Town) c1840 W.H. Brooke
Oak Pavement c1840
John Street c1840
Winding Street c1840
Winding St c1840
Hill Street and Croft Road c1840
60 (now 64) George Street c1840
Rear of 98-100 All Saints Street c1840
East Bourne Street c1840
Rear of 126 & 127 All Saints Street 1840
22-24 All Saints Street c1840
44-45 All Saints Street c1840
88 All Saints Street c1840
Sinnock Square 1840
Cottage at top of High Street c1840
93 All Saints Street c1840
Upper Light 1840
Rear of Hill Street with St. Clement's Church Tower. c1840 W. H. Brooke
All Saints Street and Crown Lane Junction c1840 W. H. Brooke
Rear of 128 All Saints Street c1840
133-134 All Saints Street c1840
Croft Road c1840
George Street looking east 1840
House on John Street c1840
49-50 George Street c1840
High Street c1840
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